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Drool (Noun)

Saliva spilling from the mouth.

Nouns denoting body parts.

Pretentious or silly talk or writing.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The verbose academic's tendency to spew forth grandiose theories and obscure jargon sent her students into a state of utter confusion, and the lecture devolved into a mess of unintelligible drool.
Her New Age blog post was a jumbled mess of vague spiritual claims and obtuse metaphysical notions that read like the incoherent drool of a mystic on a bad acid trip.
His "existential poem" was a cringeworthy example of wannabe literary drool, replete with obtuse references and affected language that meant nothing to anyone but him.
The upscale restaurant's menu was a laughable exercise in overwrought gourmand drool, with dishes described in flowery language that seemed designed to terrify the diner into submission.
The pseudo-intellectual's online rants about the "ontological implications of postmodernism" were little more than the self-indulgent drool of a dilettante who'd barely cracked open a book.